Patrick Anker

I also have this issue and commented here: https://github.com/REditorSupport/vscode-R/issues/729#issuecomment-1218416818 I noticed that on https://github.com/REditorSupport/languageserver/blob/9f0e29af3d6c8e4e61eb672d9b04d4ec2ca06706/R/diagnostics.R#L87 languageserver only calls `lintr::lint()`, but according to the lintr 3.0.x docs "‘lint()’ lints a single file."...

I have this too with lintr 3.0.0 in VS Code. ~Calling `lintr::lint_package()` works just fine~, and the LSP finds the object definitions in my `R/` folder. However, lintr still throws...

Works for me!

I just tested @randy3k's statement about Homebrew R and Python being the same. I was having this issue when I had the Homebrew _cask_, but when I installed from the...

From [the rchitect FAQ](https://github.com/randy3k/rchitect#faq), it looks like you'll need to manually set the `R_HOME` environment variable and ensure that whatever installs R also includes `libR.dylib`. Since most of the users...